Science Is the Key
I went camping with ____ for the first time.
“We’re going to spend the ____ under nature’s roof.
So, we should understand nature with a ____ key,” Dad said.
“What’s the ____?” I asked.
“Science, ____,” Dad answered with a big smile.
We pulled the tent out of ____ bag, and Dad looked around.
“What are you ____, Dad?”
“I’m looking for a ____ for the tent.”
“It’s going to be very hot in the ____,” I said.
“Right. We will be back from the lake about 4 ____ later.
Let’s ____ about the movement of the sun to set up the tent.”
Q1
Which is the better ____ to set up the tent?
I said, “The sun ____ from east to west, so the shadow moves from west to east.
If we ____ the tent here, the tent will be in the tree’s shadow then.”
Dad said, “Correct! You ____ the window into nature with the first key.”
After we set up the tent, we went to the ____.
I saw Dad skipping ____ across the water.
He was ____ good at it.
“How did ____ do that, Dad?”
“Most stones ____ in water.
But if you throw a stone with the right speed and at the right angle, it can ____ and go far.
The shape of the ____ is important, too.
Can you choose a better stone and ____ a better angle?”
Q2
Which is the better angle to ____ stones?
I ____, “I will choose this flat stone and throw it at about an angle of 20 degrees.”
“Great ____!” Dad answered.
We enjoyed skipping stones and swimming all ____.
Back at the campsite, we got ____ for a barbecue.
I was ____ excited.
“Look, Minho. If you make enough space for air, you will get a ____ fire.
What is the ____ way to pile up the wood?”
I tried many patterns and ____ made the best pattern.
“Dad, how ____ this?”
Q3
What is the ____ way to pile up the wood?
“Yes, the criss-cross pattern makes more room for air. Well ____.”
At night, we watched ____ of stars shining in the sky.
____ was full of surprises and science helped me understand them.
“Dad, science is ____.”
____ looked at me with a big smile.